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Nacogdoches, TX 75964-7263
Phone: 936-569-7941
Fax: 936-560-4685
AR20044RS 200A 4W4P RS Recpt Assembly
Appleton/Oz Gedney
Catalog Number
Manufacturer
Description
AR20044RS
Appleton/Oz Gedney
Polarized, Reverse Service; 4 Pole; 4 Wire; 600 Vac
3 Phase At 50 to 400 HZ, 250 VDC; 200 Ampere; Grounding
Style 1, Shell; Cla
N/A
Pin & Sleeve Devices
APPLICATION CELLULAR RELAY STATION, COMPRESSOR, MOTOR
GENERATOR UNIT, PUMP, WELDER
Powertite[R]
Gen Purpose Wiring Devices - Pin & Sleeve Devices
200 AMPERE
Yes
CLAMP COVER
SHIPPING
1, SHELL
RECEPTACLE, POLARIZED, REVERSE SERVICE; 4 POLE; 4 WIRE;
600 VAC 3 PHASE AT 50 TO 400 HZ, 250 VDC; 200 AMPERE;
GROUNDING STYLE 1
AR20044-RS
EPOXY POWDER COATED COPPER FREE ALUMINUM
4
Yes
Receptacle
POLARIZED, REVERSE SERVICE
600 VAC 3 PHASE AT 50 TO 400 HZ, 250 VDC
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Powertite® Series Pin and Sleeve Plugs, Connectors and Receptacles
Applications
30 and 60 Amp
100 and 150 Amp
200 Amp
400 Amp
Plugs and Receptacles
• Designed to supply power to portable or fixed electrical
equipment such as motor generator units, welders, pumps,
compressors, cellular relay stations, and similar apparatus.
• Ideal for use on shipping docks, ports, and other “ship to shore”
applications.
• Suitable for use in locations where a weatherproof enclosure is
required.
• Rough usage construction.
Features
Plugs and Receptacles: Ordinary Location
• Available in 30, 60, 100, 150, 200, and 400 Amp units.
• Available in two grounding styles: Style 1 (shell only) and Style 2
(shell and extra pole).
• Neoprene bushing compressed by cable collar prevents
entrance of water. Bushing is highly resistant to hydrocarbon
deterioration and is self-extinguishing.
• Locking screw and slot prevents plug cable collar from “backing
off.”
• Contacts exert constant pressure along entire contact surface
and provide electrical continuity.
• Suitable for use from -40 °F/-40 °C to 225 °F/107 °C.
• Insulating blocks provide greatest dielectric and mechanical
strength and lowest arc tracking.
• Positive polarization: only plugs and receptacles of same style,
number of poles and ampere rating can be used together.
• Circuit breaking: in 30, 60, 100, and 200 Amp units, any arcing
created as line and load terminals disengage is safely confined
deep within terminal cavities. Plugs may be withdrawn in an
emergency under full rated loads without separate disconnect
switches (400 Amp plug is for disconnecting use only; not for
current rupturing).
• 30, 60, 100, and 150 Amp Powertite® plugs also suitable for
classified locations when used with Appleton EBR, EBRH, JBR,
MD2SR, or DBR explosion-proof interlocking receptacles.
• Controlled length contacts ensure that ground makes first and
breaks last for added safety.
Standard Materials
• Plug, receptacle, connector and mounting box housings:
copperfree (4/10 of 1% max.) aluminum
• Insulating blocks: glass filled polyester
Standard Finishes
• Aluminum plug, receptacle, connector and mounting box
housings: epoxy powder coat
• Insulating blocks and contacts: natural finish
Options
• See Illustrated Options
Certifications and Compliances
•
•
•
•
•
•
UL Standard: UL 1682, UL 1686, UL 50E
UL Listed: E145916, E145917
CSA Standard: C22.2 No. 182.1
CSA Certified: 065179
NEMA 4X (30, 60, 100, 150, and 200 Amp)
NEMA Configuration: FB11
Related Products
• For classified location plugs and receptacles, see Plugs and
Receptacles: Hazardous Location.
Classified by UL and Certified by CSA for use in specific combinations with Crouse-Hinds Arktite. Arktite is a registered trademark of Cooper Crouse-Hinds.
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Powertite® Series Pin and Sleeve Plugs, Connectors and Receptacles
Plugs and Receptacles
Illustrated Features
Grounding strap in Style 2 receptacle from
extra pole to receptacle housing.
Plugs and Receptacles: Ordinary Location
Screw locks receptacle housing and interior into
an assembly and permits easy field conversion to
reverse service for 30, 60, 100, 150, and 200 Amp.
Receptacle interior retaining washers.
Raintight mounting box gasket.
Grounding detent springs in Style 1 and Style 2.
Arc snuffing chamber.
Longer ground terminal in Style 2 receptacle
“makes first, breaks last.”
Floating-type plug terminal self-aligns to
receptacle contacts.
Screw locks plug housing and interior into an
assembly; also permits easy field conversion to
reverse service (30, 60, 100, and 150 Amp).
Grounding strap in Style 2 plug from
extra pole to plug housing.
Plug with clamping ring has neoprene gasket. Ring
threads onto screw cap receptacle to provide NEMA
4X assembly when properly tightened. Available in
30, 60, 100, and 150 Amp units.
Cable grip assembly.
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Powertite® Series Pin and Sleeve Plugs, Connectors and Receptacles
Illustrated Features
Plugs and Receptacles
Grounding Styles
Style 2
(Shell and Extra Pole)
Style 1
(Shell Only)
Plug—Equipment grounding conductor is not only connected to the
solderless lug in the plug housing, but also to an extra grounding
pole. Grounding pole has copper alloy grounding jumper strap that
connects to plug housing.
Receptacle—Two detent spring clips engage the grounded plug
housing on plug insertion-grounded plug shell makes contact with
receptacle ground spring before line and load poles are engaged.
Grounding path is maintained until after current-carrying contacts
disengage. All terminals are “current carrying.”
Receptacle—Two detent spring clips engage grounded plug
housing on plug insertion. Jumper from extra grounding pole is
electrically connected to a screw on receptacle housing. Longer
grounding pole “makes first and breaks last.”
Pin and Sleeve Design †
30, 60, and 100 Amp Pressure Wire Terminals.
Solid Brass Contacts with Beryllium Copper Springs.
150 Amp Pressure Wire Terminals.
Solid Copper Contacts with Beryllium Copper Springs.
200 Amp Pressure Wire Terminals. Solid Copper Split-Type Contact.
400 Amp 0.84” Solder Well Wire Terminals. Solid Copper Contacts with Four Spring-Loaded Borosilicate Bearings.
400 Amp 1.25” Solder Wire Well Terminals. Solid Copper Contacts with Four Spring-Loaded Borosilicate Bearings.
† Pins and sleeves are not sold separately. Available on the Replacement Interiors pages.
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Plugs and Receptacles: Ordinary Location
Plug—Equipment grounding conductor is wired directly to
solderless lug which is connected to the plug housing with a
pressure connector. All terminals are “current carrying.”
Powertite® Series Pin and Sleeve Plugs, Connectors and Receptacles
Plugs and Receptacles: Ordinary Location
Plugs and Receptacles
Illustrated Features
Spring Door and Screw Cap
30, 60, 100, and 150 Amp spring door and screw cap receptacles
are threaded to accept clamping ring ACP plug. The ring threads
onto the receptacle to form a raintight assembly with plug in
use-and also to prevent plug fallout. When the plug is withdrawn,
the gasketed spring door cover closes tightly against receptacle
opening automatically, providing weatherproof protection. Spring
door has stainless steel spring and shaft.
Spring Door
Cover
Automatically
Closes
Plug Threaded
into Receptacle
Screw Cap
Plug with
Clamping Ring
Spring Door Cover
30, 60, 100, and 150 Amp units may be located at any position in a
360° circle by adjusting a setscrew. Set screw also allows complete
removal of cover. Spring door available on 200 Amp units.
NOTE: Spring Door cover in open positions for illustration only.
ACP Plugs
Supplied with bushings to accommodate a wide variety of cable
diameters. 30 Amp plug clamp used in first position with smallest
inside diameter bushing provides positive grip on cables as small as
0.390 inches, such as those that are used in oil rig installations.
Reversible Cable Clamps
Permits wide cable range (just loosen screws and flip over).
Each position accommodates one of two bushings. Convenient in
installations having different cable sizes.
1st Position
2nd Position
Illustrated Options
Reverse Service (Generator
Application)
Useful where a “hot” plug feeds a
dead receptacle. Reverse service
is often used for generator
applications where the receptacle
houses a dead plug interior. Plug
houses an energized receptacle
interior, which has recessed
male contacts to reduce danger
of accidental touching. 30, 60,
100, 150, and 200 Amp units
Special Polarization
can be easily converted to
Prevents plug insertion in a receptacle or connector wired for
reverse service in the field when
a different voltage. In installations where there are different line
matching plug and receptacle
voltages, the special polarization option is desirable. This allows
are ordered. 400 Amp unit is only
only plugs and receptacles wired for the same line voltage to be
available as a factory assembled
mated together. The receptacle or connector interior is positioned
item at extra cost. Add suffix -RS
22-1/2°, relative to the polarization rivet, to the right (as specified) of to receptacle or connector.
standard, and plug is polarized to correspond. Add suffix -P4 to the
standard or reverse service plug, receptacle or connector.
Standard Service
Energized receptacle has
recessed male contacts to
reduce danger of accidental
touching. Plug has female
contacts that are energized only
upon insertion in receptacle.
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Powertite® Series Pin and Sleeve Plugs, Connectors and Receptacles
Features at a Glance
Amp
30
60
100
150
Brass with
Grounding Weatherproof NEMA 4X
Raintight Beryllium Copper
Styles
Spring Door Screw Cap Clamp Cover
Springs
1 and 2
X
X
X
1 and 2
X
X
X
1 and 2
X
X
X
2
X
X
X†
1 and 2
400
1 and 2
X
X
X
X
Reverse Service
Brass
Ground
Contacts
Style 2
Style 2
Style 2
Style 2
In
Field
X
X
X
X
Style 2
X‡
Style 2
Factory
Only
X
Application Chart
Grounding
Style
Single Phase
With Neutral
Without Neutral
Wire/Pole
2W, 2P
Style 1
(Shell Only)
L1+N+G
3W, 3P
Grounding
Style
L1+L2+G
2W, 2P
Style 1
(Shell Only)
L1+L2+N+G
3W, 3P
4W, 4P
Style 2
(Shell and
Extra Pole)
Three Phase
With Neutral
Without Neutral
Wire/Pole
L1+L2+L3+G
4W, 4P
2W, 3P
L1+N+G
3W, 4P
L1+L2+N+G
L1+L2+G
Style 2
(Shell and
Extra Pole)
L1+L2+L3+N+G
2W, 3P
3W, 4P
L1+L2+L3+G
Powertite® Horsepower Ratings Plug may be withdrawn in an emergency if within these maximum HP ratings. Not for normal starting/stopping.
Phase Motor
Amps
115 Vac
Motor Horsepower
230 Vac
480 Vac
600 Vac
Phase Motor
Amps
115 Vac
Motor Horsepower
230 Vac
480 Vac
600 Vac
For Emergency Disconnect Only
3-Phase
3W, 3P;
3W, 4P;
or
4W, 4P
30
3
7-1/2
15
20
60
7-1/2
15
30
30
100
10
20
40
40
150
Do Not Disconnect Under Load
200
20
40
50
1-Phase
2W, 2P
or
2W, 3P
30
2
3
10
10
60
3
10
20
20
100
7-1/2
15
30
30
200
15
30
40
40
50
Range of Wire Sizes Accommodated in Powertite® Plug and Receptacle Terminals
140 ºF/60 ºC minimum wire ratings.
30, 60, 100, and 150 Amp
Amps
Wire Recess
Dia. (Inches)
30
.281
#10 – #6
60
.312
#6 – #2
200 Amp
Conductor
Size
Type
Conductor
#10 – #8
250
General Wire
#6 – #4
4/0
General Wire
Wire Range
Building
Extra Flex.
100
.391
#4 – #1
#4 – #2
150
.525
#2 – 2/0
#2 – 2/0
Wire Recess
Dia. (Inches)
400 Amp
0.687
Solder Recess
Dia. (Inches)
0.84
Conductor
Size
Type
Conductor
500 MCM
General Wire
400 MCM
Flex. Cable
4/0
Flex. Cable
400 MCM
Extra Flex.
3/0
Flex. Cable
1000 MCM
General wire
900 MCM
General Wire
800 MCM
Extra Flex.
3/0
Extra Flex.
2/0
Flex. Cable
1.25
 NEMA 4X.
‡ For receptacle only.
† Copper with beryllium copper springs.
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Plugs and Receptacles: Ordinary Location
200
Contacts
Copper with
Split-type
Borosilicte
Copper
Bearings
Contacts
Plugs and Receptacles
Receptacle Types
Powertite® 200 Amp Pin and Sleeve Clamp Cover Plugs, Connectors and Receptacles
600 Vac, 250 Vdc, 50-400 Hz.
Wire Recess Diameter: .687”. Wire Size Range: 250 MCM-#2/0. Pressure Wire Terminals .
NEMA 3, 3R, 4, 4X
Plugs and Receptacles
Style 1
(Shell Only)
Wire/Pole
3W, 3P
4W, 4P
2W, 3P
Style 2
(Shell and
Extra Pole)
3W, 4P
Receptacle with AJA
Mounting Box 
Hub Size
(Inches)
AJA20033-150
1-1/2
AJA20033-200
2
AJA20033-250
2-1/2
AJA20044-200
2
AJA20044-250
2-1/2
AJA20023-150
1-1/2
AJA20023-200
2
AJA20023-250
2-1/2
AJA20034-150
1-1/2
AJA20034-200
2
AJA20034-250
2-1/2
Receptacle
Only †
AR20033
AR20044
AR20023
Connector
Body Only
Plug Only ‡
Cable Dia.
(Inches)
ARC20033CD
AP20033CD
.875 to 1.906
ARC20033E
AP20033E
1.875 to 2.500
ARC20044CD
AP20044CD
.875 to 1.906
ARC20044E
AP20044E
1.875 to 2.500
ARC20023CD
ARC20023E
AR20034
ARC20034CD
ARC20034E
AP20023CD
AP20023E
AP20034CD
AP20034E
.875 to1.906
1.875 to 2.500
.875 to1.906
1.875 to 2.500
For Reverse Service add suffix -RS to Catalog Number.
For Special Polarization, add suffix -P4 to Catalog Number.
Pin and Sleeve Design
Energized contacts deeply
recessed to reduce danger of
accidental touching, minimize
possibility of exposed arcs. Insulator
quenches arcing, and is resistant to
abnormal heat and to fire.
Plug mechanical cable clamps
provide strain relief at conductor
connections, allow easy cable
replacement.
 Adapters for #4-#1 wire available, see Powertite® 200 and 400 Amp Replacement Parts.
 For additional mounting boxes, see Aluminum Mounting Boxes.
† Receptacle meets NEMA 3, 3R, 4, 4X with plug fully inserted and wing nuts fully tightened or clamp cover installed with wing nuts fully tightened.
‡ Plug and connector body combination is NEMA 4X rated when wing nuts are fully tightened on connector body.
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Plugs and Receptacles: Ordinary Location
Grounding
Style